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Patients should be antibiotic-free for at least 7 days before a biopsy is performed Contact the laboratory before sending and inform us if urgent or routine
Each room at the unit is different, in order for us to best support your individual birth experience.
This will allow us to see if your cellulitis is responding to treatment.
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We'd also like to thank our volunteers, sponsors and The Bathurst Estate for welcoming us at Cirencester Park and helping to make the event a success."
Her legacy will continue to inspire us all, and we will join with colleagues and our communities over the next few days to celebrate her life and her contribution
It is important for us to see all children who were born in the ‘at risk’ groups for two reasons: Firstly we need to assess for even the small problems
This Charter is applicable while in our care, on our premises, when communicating with us, or about us, in person, by telephone, email or social media.
“We are confident that these measures have reduced Covid-19 transmission among staff and patients and have enabled us to continue to provide planned care
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It requires us to provide information in different formats and to support people with disabilities who have communication needs.
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please let us know as soon as possible.
Reallocating appointments helps us to reduce waiting times.
You should also let us know if there’s any chance you may be pregnant or breastfeeding, as it may not be safe for us to carry out your treatment.
Please let us know if you have any problems that may delay your discharge home.
Not only will the new vaccine save lives and bring us all hope but also it signals the start of our journey towards the lives many of us have missed so
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